Does the restart seem to fix it? (Hardware errors)
Yes.
Topic: Avalon ASIC users thread - page 204. (Read 438602 times)
Yes.
Had to restart the miner at uptime 1 day, 21 hours. cgminer was responding, but no mining work was going upstream to the pool. The 'hardware errors' count was increasing rapidly.
Does the restart seem to fix it? (Hardware errors)
Had to power-cycle the miner at uptime 1 day, 21 hours. cgminer was responding, but no mining work was going upstream to the pool. The 'hardware errors' count was increasing rapidly.
Hey jgarzik or Jeff,
After these days of testing, what pool do you consider is more stable to mine with avalon? i have seen BTC Guild with 32 difficulty and solo mining w/ eloipool + high diff how high?
After these days of testing, what pool do you consider is more stable to mine with avalon? i have seen BTC Guild with 32 difficulty and solo mining w/ eloipool + high diff how high?
Im curious, to the guy who made the thermal images of the boards, is there a chance to get a shot of the power circuitry the same way? I wonder if those run really hot comparably or are quite cool....
Would make me more comfortable knowing those components are running way under limits.
Would make me more comfortable knowing those components are running way under limits.
Avalon shipped a month ago! I'm glad so many people have received their equipment. Go Avalon!
http://www.timeanddate.com/countdown/to?iso=20130220T20&p0=33&msg=Avalon+shipped+a+month+ago%21
http://www.timeanddate.com/countdown/to?iso=20130220T20&p0=33&msg=Avalon+shipped+a+month+ago%21
You obviously can't read or comprehend topics. Troll
16*5 = 80 chips for 22GH/s => 275MH/chip @ 2.5W.
BFL should do around 6GH/chip @ 13W
Maybe someone already did this math but i still find it interesting.
Where did you get that from? Last thing I heard it was 72W at the wall for the 60GH/s single, which' 8 chips clock at 7.5GH/s btw, so the whole device uses 1.2 W per GH/s.BFL should do around 6GH/chip @ 13W
Maybe someone already did this math but i still find it interesting.
Anyone asked for shipping information at DHL lately?
Avalon shipped a month ago! I'm glad so many people have received their equipment. Go Avalon!
http://www.timeanddate.com/countdown/to?iso=20130220T20&p0=33&msg=Avalon+shipped+a+month+ago%21
http://www.timeanddate.com/countdown/to?iso=20130220T20&p0=33&msg=Avalon+shipped+a+month+ago%21
Can it support IPv6?
OpenWrt does.Is there an OpenWRT image we can start up in a VirtualBox and shorten the learning curve?
I think so.I loaded the VirtualBox image from link on the Wiki page.
Comes up 192.168.1.1, no IPv6 address.
I edited /etc/config/network from the console (option proto static --> option proto dhcp) and got basic IPv4 connectivity.
For the actual Avalon, I will have to have a 192.168.1.x subnet configured.
I installed IPv6 support.
opkg install kmod-ipv6
opkg install ip
OpenWRT picked up a global IPv6 address from radvd.
My DNS server also has entries that resolve to
localnet.vima.austin.tx.us fe00::0
allnodes.vima.austin.tx.us ff02::1
allhosts.vima.austin.tx.us ff02::3
and these are sometimes useful for troubleshooting.
Can it support IPv6?
OpenWrt does.Is there an OpenWRT image we can start up in a VirtualBox and shorten the learning curve?
I think so.I loaded the VirtualBox image from link on the Wiki page.
Comes up 192.168.1.1, no IPv6 address.
Can it support IPv6?
OpenWrt does.Is there an OpenWRT image we can start up in a VirtualBox and shorten the learning curve?
I think so.I loaded the VirtualBox image from link on the Wiki page.
Comes up 192.168.1.1, no IPv6 address.
A lot of those small linux os might not include ipv6 due to size so some research might be needed to find right image or roll your own. But i am sure they crossed that hurdle years ago. But those ready to go images might be made for worse case hardware.
Can it support IPv6?
OpenWrt does.Is there an OpenWRT image we can start up in a VirtualBox and shorten the learning curve?
I think so.I loaded the VirtualBox image from link on the Wiki page.
Comes up 192.168.1.1, no IPv6 address.
so do we know yet how these Avalons will connect to a pc? usb or ethernet?
Wifi or ethernet
i have a windows 7 machine. i understand that i can configure my 3 avalon units via the browser using open wrt via the wifi connection.
but will i need a copy of bitcoind or qt on the windows machine or does eloipool somehow act as the server? an explanation as to how you set this up would be helpful for those of us wanting to solo.
so do we know yet how these Avalons will connect to a pc? usb or ethernet?
Wifi or ethernet
both...
Please pay MORE attention to the photographs posted.
Can it support IPv6?
OpenWrt does.Is there an OpenWRT image we can start up in a VirtualBox and shorten the learning curve?
I think so. It was indeed a static IP
is open wrt anything like dd wrt?I did say I needed "instructions from the mothership", which was simply the static IP address for which the machine was configured.
Once obtained -- as my review states -- you are able to access the box and set a root password. Standard OpenWRT behavior and configuration in that regard.
Once obtained -- as my review states -- you are able to access the box and set a root password. Standard OpenWRT behavior and configuration in that regard.
If you can configure a linksys router with a static ip and know how to gpu mine you will have it setup and running in 5 minutes.
As long as you know the ip addy, subnet, default user/pass, and maybe have a cross over eth cable handy for your pc to connectto it you will be just fine.
Can it support IPv6?
Is there an OpenWRT image we can start up in a VirtualBox and shorten the learning curve?
so do we know yet how these Avalons will connect to a pc? usb or ethernet?
Wifi or ethernet
It was indeed a static IP
is open wrt anything like dd wrt?I did say I needed "instructions from the mothership", which was simply the static IP address for which the machine was configured.
Once obtained -- as my review states -- you are able to access the box and set a root password. Standard OpenWRT behavior and configuration in that regard.
Once obtained -- as my review states -- you are able to access the box and set a root password. Standard OpenWRT behavior and configuration in that regard.
If you can configure a linksys router with a static ip and know how to gpu mine you will have it setup and running in 5 minutes.
As long as you know the ip addy, subnet, default user/pass, and maybe have a cross over eth cable handy for your pc to connectto it you will be just fine.
so do we know yet how these Avalons will connect to a pc? usb or ethernet?
It was indeed a static IP
is open wrt anything like dd wrt?I did say I needed "instructions from the mothership", which was simply the static IP address for which the machine was configured.
Once obtained -- as my review states -- you are able to access the box and set a root password. Standard OpenWRT behavior and configuration in that regard.
Once obtained -- as my review states -- you are able to access the box and set a root password. Standard OpenWRT behavior and configuration in that regard.
If you can configure a linksys router with a static ip and know how to gpu mine you will have it setup and running in 5 minutes.
As long as you know the ip addy, subnet, default user/pass, and maybe have a cross over eth cable handy for your pc to connectto it you will be just fine.
It was indeed a static IP
is open wrt anything like dd wrt?I did say I needed "instructions from the mothership", which was simply the static IP address for which the machine was configured.
Once obtained -- as my review states -- you are able to access the box and set a root password. Standard OpenWRT behavior and configuration in that regard.
Once obtained -- as my review states -- you are able to access the box and set a root password. Standard OpenWRT behavior and configuration in that regard.
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